Hotels With Spa in Andalusia, Spain

The front desk service was warm and welcoming. We pulled up to the hotel to unload our luggage, and the valet took care of our car. The Alhambra Palace is right across the street. Our room had two tiny balconies. It's about a 10-minute taxi ride to the Albayzín neighborhood. The streets there are narrow and complex, and it's difficult to find parking, so I strongly advise against driving there yourself. I highly recommend Restaurante Las Tomasas; you can enjoy an evening view of the Alhambra, and the dishes are exquisite and reasonably priced.

This hotel is worthy of being the best in the area, and the service details are in place. The breakfast is also very exquisite. Below the restaurant is the Roman ruins from 2,000 years ago, which are displayed with transparent glass. It is a very unique hotel with a high cost performance. The service staff from check-in to breakfast are particularly good, but there is a male waiter in the bar at night who seems to be ”too busy” and turned a blind eye to us!

I don't know if it was because we arrived too late or if it was discrimination, but we were given a separate room in a corner, which felt quite oppressive the moment we entered. The air conditioning wasn't very effective; it was loud and didn't cool the room very well. However, the room itself was very spacious and clean.

This is a great place with excellent value for money. As you enter the lobby, you'll see a path leading down to the dedicated underground parking lot, so those traveling by car can make a reservation with confidence. However, the parking lot is limited, with only about 20 spaces available, and the space to park is narrow. Late arrivals or larger vehicles may experience parking difficulties, so we recommend parking around your check-in time if possible.

Good value for money, comfortable mattresses, fantastic location and to top it all off, dogs are allowed for an additional fee. Parking I downloaded the Canalejas parking app and it cost €12 a day or so

Overall, common areas are modern and spacious. Some rooms have beautiful views over the city, botanic garden, and sea side. The hotel also offers very good facilities such as the pool, jacuzzi & gym. The breakfast is exceptional with lots of variety to pick from. However there were quite a few disappointments: service at the bar was really bad, with staff sighting and making faces when you ask to order something, the inner spa is at additional cost and the rooms are very small which does not make it worth the price we paid.

The hotel is very close to Malaga train station, right next door! Convenient transportation! There are electric kettles, disposable slippers, and long bathrobes! The facilities are very good! It's just that the front desk is crowded, there are many tourists, and the check-in is slow. The breakfast is 20 euros, not bad, and the orange juice is delicious!

I absolutely enjoyed my stay here because of how great the location was and how convenient it was to arrive at the hotel from the train station. The hotel made me feel very comfortable because of its aesthetic and more importantly, the overall cleanliness of the room. The concierge was also very helpful in providing me with directions and offering to call a cab for me.

Very suitable for self-driving, the parking lot is next door, 10 euros a day. Opposite is the DIA supermarket, convenient to the new bridge, bullring, etc., take the train to come should not be far away. Don't eat in the two streets next to the new bridge. Guaranteed! Self-driving carefully try not to pass through the old town. The front desk relayed that guests accidentally accepted a 200 euro ticket.

Convenient location. Tapas bars right cross the street, but not noisy at all. Take a little time to find your room, but not too bad. Very helpful staff. Recommended.